Web tool checks if your Mac is Flashback-free

Feeling a bit skittish about using a mostly-hidden
Mac OS X utility and running lines of code to see if your Mac is one of the 650,000-some infected with the Flashback malware? There's a new tool that's much simpler.
Dr. Web, the same Russian security firm that's been tracking the scope and scale of the Flashback malware's spread worldwide, now has a free, Web-based utility that will tell you if your machine has been compromised, and is -- in fact -- plugged into the botnet network.

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In order to do this, it cross-checks your Mac's unique hardware with
its own database of machines that have been compromised. If it doesn't
find your machine, you're in the clear.
The process does include a very mild amount of tooling around your
machine's System Information utility to find your Mac's UUID number,
then copying and pasting it into a Web form, but that's all that's
needed.
Of course, if your machine is one of the unlucky ones affected, you have some work to do. For full removal instructions, read CNET's how-to.